Beauty in the Details: Must-See New Finishes Unveiled at Riverfield Estate(2)

Carlisle is setting a new benchmark for interior design with the debut of its latest collection of finishes, fittings and materials — showcased for the very first time at our biggest-ever display centre at Riverfield Estate, now open!

From Caesarstone benchtops to Laminex cabinetry and exclusive tiles from leading specialists, these new products are more than just materials — they’re the building blocks of a home that feels uniquely yours.

Partnerships That Drive Innovation

Working with Australia’s most trusted design partners, Carlisle brings the very latest in style, performance and sustainability into every home. “Partnering with innovators with a great eye for trend forecasting is a huge asset for our customers,” says Interior Design Manager Jessica Hodges. “It means more choice, more inspiration and more ways to personalise your home.”

The Trends Defining Modern Living

From earthy walnut joinery to statement stone, colour drenching and Pantone’s Colour of the Year 2025, Mocha Mousse, Carlisle’s new displays showcase the interior trends that will shape homes in the years ahead. The overall mood? Warm, textural and timeless.

Six New Homes. Six New Looks.

See how Carlisle’s newest finishes transform each display into a space with its own character:

Clovelly 33

The richness of Laminex’s new Sepia Walnut AbsolutGrain joinery sets the tone for a home that feels warm and grounded. This is beautifully balanced by Caesarstone’s Celestial Sky benchtops, where fine darker veining ties the palette together. Beaumont Tiles Pompeii tiles in Tortora add cohesion from the bathrooms through to the striking facade blade wall, creating a seamless and sophisticated finish.

Montpellier Grand 54

Drawing inspiration from the new Regent facade, this interior blends classic elegance with modern sensibilities. Meadow Oak herringbone flooring anchors the space, lending timeless appeal, while lighter-toned joinery and aged brass accents lift the scheme, striking the perfect balance between tradition and contemporary style.

Rothbury Grand Master Atrium 52

Here, a calming neutral base provides the backdrop for standout details. New Caesarstone Rossa Nova benchtops with subtle movement add depth and character, while Laminex Light Walnut AbsoluteGrain cabinetry brings warmth. Brass handles and tapware by Häfele finish the look with understated luxury.

Astoria Grand Living Atrium 58

A bold, modern scheme designed around contrast. Dark Laminex Midnight Oak AbsoluteGrain joinery is paired with Oyster Grey overhead cabinets, creating layers of depth. Caesarstone Lunar Frost benchtops, with their refined veining, lighten the look, while graphite hardware sharpens the overall aesthetic.

Granada Grand Living Deluxe Master 46

This home leans into an earthy, autumnal palette. Rich walnut joinery is complemented by the warm undertones of Caesarstone Brillianza benchtops, striking a harmonious balance between richness and restraint. The result is a home that feels inviting and timelessly stylish.

Illawarra Grand Atrium 39

Carlisle’s first-ever Inspire home with an atrium takes on a relaxed, traditional scheme. Timber floors provide natural warmth underfoot, while Laminex’s Baye and Sarsen Grey cabinetry add a soft, grounded aesthetic. Caesarstone Frosty Carrina benchtops, in ivory white with subtle veining, complete the kitchen with a timeless elegance.